Over 38 years, Action Aid has worked to increase access to equal primary education globally by supporting communities to hold governments accountable and empowering women through literacy. While primary education enrollment reached 90% in 2010, 57 million primary-school-age children and 123 million youth remained out of school in 2011. Action Aid calls for governments to increase education spending, eliminate school fees, provide cash transfers for school attendance, ensure transportation to school, and deliver sustainable, quality education systems to achieve universal primary education by 2015.

2.  Over 38 years, action aid has been working to
increase access to equality primary education
globally.

3. • Improving the equality of education by
supporting and enabling people to
communities to hold their government or state
accountable for providing equality.
• Empowering woman through literacy.
• Enrolment in primary education in developing
regions reached 90% in 2010 up from 82% in
1999, which means more kids than ever are
attending primary school.

4.  In 2011, 57 million children of primary school
age were out of school.
 Globally, 123 million youth (15-24) lack
education.

5. • Raise domestic spending on education from 15
to 20% of national budgets, while giving priority
to basic education.
• Eliminate school fees, particularly for low-
income families.
• Provide cash transfers to poor families
conditional on their children’s especially girls,
enrolment or attendance in school.
• Provide children with transportation to and
from school when needed.

6. • Ensure sustainable education systems,
delivering quality services and retaining
professional staff.
• Ensure universal coverage in primary
education.
• Provide $11 billion in aid needed annually to
achieve universal primary education by 2015

7.  Globally, 570 million children Are enrolled in
school. The number of children

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